Blossoms Nursing Center – September 2025
A beautiful Fall arrangement designed by CC Master Gardener Lori Wilson-Ball . She placed it at The Blossoms Nursing Center in Berryville.
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Come Grow with Carroll County, Projects
Loaves & Fishes – 9/2/25
Turnips are up and radishes, and kale planted. Thanks to Lori for all the help. We should begin harvesting them by the at the end of September through October.
Little Lake Eureka, Projects
Little Lake Eureka – 8/30/25
CCMG had a workday at Little Lake Eureka on Saturday, August 30 at 9am. We did some necessary weeding and removed some of the cleome plants to allow other plants, like the purple fountain grass, to show. Iris blades were cut back, ground cover was thinned, and we discussed the possibility of moving some of
Berryville Library, Projects
Berryville Library – 8/12/25
Anita Engert and Jennifer Hudspeth spent a recent workday in the library watering and pruning spent perennial foliage. Thanks to Kristy Noble, Lori Wilson Ball, and Jan Scheel for their supplemental watering of the garden between scheduled workdays. Jan Scheel The Hibiscus Althea (Rose of Sharon) is in its second year and has begun to
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Eureka Springs Carnegie Public Library – August 2025
Our August arrangements, designed by Kathryn Harvey, were placed at the Eureka Springs Carnegie Public Library. “Tea Time at the Library” contains Echiveria, Graptoveria & Rhipsalis succulents.
Green Forest Library, Projects
Green Forest Library – 8/6/25
Tuesday the garden at the Green Forest Library got quite the clean up by Stacee Nuckolls, Julie Sooter, as Cynthia Osborne was installing the watering system. Thank you ladies the garden looks great. The sunflowers tower over the garden it’s real pretty.
Little Lake Eureka, Projects
Little Lake Eureka – 8/3/25
A regularly scheduled workday was held at Little Lake Eureka on July 24, 2025. Linda Rogers (chaired), Darla Danvers, and Kim Yonkee volunteered for sanctioned work hours. Flowers in bloom at this time are: Cleome (just beginning), Tall American Bellflower, Zinnia, and Datura (to name a few). The Datura offers protection from deer for the
Come Grow with Carroll County, Projects
Loaves & Fishes – 7/23/25
Workday July 23 at Fishes and Loaves. Deer have been enjoying the sweet potatoes. Leanne, Carsten (my grandson), and I harvested 1 1/2 lb. of produce and removed excess grass. The heat is adversely affecting the tomatoes, peppers, and squash. — Cynthia Osborne
Berryville Library, Projects
Berryville Library – 7/22/25
Thanks to Jan Scheel and Kristy Noble for putting in extra time during the week and watering in the library garden. At today’s scheduled 2nd Tuesday workday, Jan got there early and got everything watered. Lori Wilson-Ball, Anita Engert, and Jennifer Hudspeth deadheaded and cleaned up spent daylily and perennial debris, weeded, and picked bagworms
Come Grow with Carroll County, Projects
Loaves & Fishes – 7/22/25
We have now harvested 14 lb. of produce. Heat and white flies have hit the tomatoes hard and hurt production. Our regular workday is Wednesday at 9. Lite weeding and harvesting peppers, tomatoes and squash will be done. Thank you, Kathryn, Luanne for your hard work last week.
Little Lake Eureka, Projects
Little Lake Eureka – 7/10/25
Darla, Linda, and Jennifer attended. We worked on removing larkspur and poppy plants that had died back from the garden. Seeds from the pods were shaken back into the garden soil to replenish the flower seed bank there. General weeding was done, and a stirrup hoe was used with great results to remove ground cover
Berryville Library, Projects
Berryville Library – 7/8/25
Carroll County Master Gardener Tuesday workday ! Randy and Regina Hooten watered , picked up lots of sticks and limbs , raked, blew off sidewalks and leveled the sunken bird bath. All is looking good! – Regina